Sony Ericsson W660i

67% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Solid build quality, bright clear screen, user interface

Cramped keypad, a little expensive for features offered

The W660i has a solid, polished feel and comes with a slick user interface, but the cramped keypad is a downside

Excellent Walkman music player ; 3G connectivity for fast downloads ; Good value for money 3G Walkman phone

Camera lacks autofocus and flash ; Familiar Walkman design. Again ; Can't charge phone while listening to Walkman

Excellent battery life ; 512MB Memory Stick included ; Great suite of music applications ; Comfortable form-factor

Yet another Sony Ericsson candy-bar phone ; Does not natively sync with Mac OS X

The Sony Ericsson W660i is certainly not among the most inexpensive 3G phones available, but given its feature-richness and sheer ease of use, it should still be regarded as an attractive choice. In so much as many existing Sony Ericsson users may not...

Excellent Walkman music player, 3G connectivity for fast downloads, Good value for money 3G Walkman phone

Camera lacks autofocus and flash, Familiar Walkman design. Again, Can't charge phone while listening to Walkman

3G ; TrackID fuction ; 2 megapixel camera

Lack of camera functions ; Basic design

The W660i gurantees a slick music listening experience thanks to a wealth of features

The whole Walkman music experience is seamless, right from the PC software, through to transferring your songs and finally listening on the fully-feature, superb sounding music player

Compared to recent Sony Ericsson handsets like the W810i and K750i, the W660i's two-megapixel camera is poor

While the new W660i is a highly capable music phone and a tad swisher than fellow Walkman candybars, its oh-so-familiar design still failed to inspire us.